Sentence examples for but rather a consequence from inspiring English sources

"The suggestion that obesity is not a disease but rather a consequence of a chosen lifestyle exemplified by overeating and/or inactivity is equivalent to suggesting that lung cancer is not a disease because it was brought about by individual choice to smoke cigarettes," the resolution said.

Women's object-like status is not a natural fact, but rather a consequence of gender inequality.

This suggests that the thinner frontal cortex was not a predisposing factor but rather a consequence of smoking.

Thus, 'varying gaps' are not an indicator of a deficiency but, rather, a consequence of the different ways reasonable indices (or tests) can be constructed.

This unpredictability, however, is not constitutive of emergence, but rather a consequence of the metaphysical irreducibility of the emergent properties and the trans-ordinal laws they bring in their train.[3] He is also adamant that, such identity of process notwithstanding, the mental process is "not merely neural" (p. 6), but "something new, a fresh creation" (p. 7).

It was never my intention to travel by road across Iran, but rather a consequence of my own disorganisation.

In Europe, it may not have been a truly independent event, but rather a direct consequence of the introduction of Near Eastern domestic pigs by early farmers.

The fact that siRNA induced knockdown of Arfrp1 in 3T3-L1 adincreasedincreased basal lipolysis and association of ATGL to LDs demonstrated that elevated lipolysis in Arfrp1 ad−/− mice is not a secondary effect but rather a direct consequence of ARFRP1 loss [ 34].

Figure 4B shows that the HIT device-induced increase in glucose level in the hemolymph does not occur until 1-2 hours after the primary injury from the HIT device, suggesting that increased intestinal permeability is not a direct consequence of mechanical damage from the HIT device but rather a secondary consequence of molecular and cellular events evoked by the mechanical damage.

In the three years since the death of Jimmy Mubenga, campaigners say there has been a wealth of evidence to suggest the tragic events at Heathrow were not an aberration but rather a predictable consequence of a system – dominated by private security firms – that has fostered a culture of violence and mistreatment over many years.

Minimization of LOS is not a primary goal in itself, but rather a positive consequence of optimized logistics and patient treatment.